for them. for all of us. vote yes on thirty-eight. it's time for great videos right this minute. a star athlete makes a video, because -- >> he wanted to show off his athletic prowess. >> how the crazy stunt nearly cost him his life. >> oh, no. >> it's a look inside a bus that rolled going -- >> 50 miles per hour. >> hear from the passengers who lived through it. >> i knew immediately we weren't going to make the curve. >> tech bloggers are loving a new cell phone ad. >> daddy, making a video for

your trip. >> okay. >> here you go. >> but it's naughty mommy blowing up the web. >> i also made you a video. >> oh, no, she didn't. >> yes, she did. >> plus get the buzzword for your monday chance to win an ipad and see how to make the perfect wedding or christmas gift for cheap. >> it's do-it-yourself time. failed stunt could have ended a young athlete's career. this is bladimir barreto in palm bay, be florida. >> oh, no. >> attempting to jump over a car to create a video for football recruiters. he's 19 years old. he wanted to show off his athletic prowess. his brother, 17 years old, was driving the honda civic. obviously the jump goes horribly wrong. barreto was thrown into the air. when police got to him he was bleeding but breathing. his other brother is the one holding the camera. >> you know what, you see a ton

of these videos on-line of people jumping over moving cars just to do a stunt to make a youtube video. for a football recruiting? this has nothing to do with football. they don't drive cars on the field. >> i'm sad that he's hurt, but i mean what was the logic here? >> 17-year-old brother could face charges for this because he doesn't have a license and he may also be facing reckless driving charges. >> is this something he had attempted before and this is just the one time they were rolling the camera and this accident happened? >> no word if he's been able to do this before, gayle. he was simply trying to get into college to play football. that was his dream. desperately trying to get attention from recruiters. this is the method he chose. >> just because you can do a certain skill, because you can jump over a moving car doesn't mean you're a good football player. >> will he be able to play football in the future. >> no word if he is able to play football. he is expected to survive and recover. his injury is serious, including

compound fractures to his leg and serious head injuries. >> oh. red light cameras are often hated but in this case one of them became crucial to solving a crime. we found this on wsvn in miami. crossing the street is a woman that is blurred and someone following behind her. this short video became a key piece of evidence that helped capture that second person in the video because moments after this was captured, he allegedly took that woman into an alley way and raped her. >> geez. it's broad daylight. >> after the incident the woman went into the police station with allegations of rape, but there was no way to confirm. the reason this became such a key piece of evidence is because this placed him at the location of the rape. they were able to get a good look at him, create a sketch of this guy, and he was eventually

identified as this man shawn andrews and he was arrested. at this point andrews is still awaiting trial. >> this is horrifying to watch as a woman. >> so scary. >> she's walking down the street at a time of day you would think you would be safe. you've got plenty of traffic, you've got people around. >> it is awful because in the video you almost see him prepping himself. you almost see him getting himself ready to attack this woman. >> i'm not a big fan of cameras all over the place, you know, the big brother eye in the sky but when you see stuff like this, so thankful those cameras are all over the place to catch people like this. take a look at this footage we got from cameras mounted inside of a bus and we found this story on wave 3 in louisville. this bus is traveling down a rural road outside of louisville, kentucky. and you can see in this video look at this speedometer there. the driver is going just over 50 miles per hour. >> o there were 55 students and

adults on this bus when it crashed. students who were sixth to eighth graders heading to washington, d.c. >> when we were flipping it was like slow motion. >> i knew immediately we weren't going to make the curve. >> how bad were the injuries? >> 24 different passengers on this bus had to be taken to hospitals for treatment. luckily no one was killed. i should tell you this bus crash happened back in june, but this video was just released. >> so what are police saying? were there signs to tell him slow down? was he speeding? >> attorneys for some of the victims in the bus crash say that the bus driver was driving too fast and that he took the curve without slowing down. >> the driver is speeding on a rural road that he had never been on before. it shows he only has one hand on the steering wheel. >> of course when this bus crash happened, frantic 911 calls

poured in. >> a wreck on a charter bus we're sideways. >> we reached out to the bus company, new image travel, of evansville, indiana. they responded by saying they had no comment. >> you're in a high-profile vehicle, on a country road and not familiar with and going around that curve at that speed that sounds like a recipe for disaster. it's monday and that means a fresh chance for us to give away more ipads. >> we've got monday's buzzword coming up in the show a little later. you have to write it down. >> we drew five names last week and monday through friday, we're giving away an ipad until we've given away 23 of them. >> when we give you monday's buzzword, remember, you got to head over to facebook.com/rightthisminute. >> that's when you'll click on the win an ipad button and enter today's buzz word. >> buzzword is coming up in a bit. remember you have to be 18 or older to enter for your chance to bin an ipad. there's a cell phone

commercial that's trending big time on the internet and i think you'll see why. it starts with a family saying good-bye to dad, he's going on a trip for work headed to the airport. >> daddy, i made you a video for your trip. >> yeah. watch it on the airplane. >> okay. >> here you go. >> oh. thanks, girls. >> yeah. >> demonstrates their product. you can quickly share videos just a click. >> an awesome feature on the samsung gal lax bey. >> come on over. >> i also made you a video. >> oh, so sweet. >> probably shouldn't watch it on the plane. >> oh, no, she didn't. >> yes, she did. >> hey, you got to keep that marriage alive. >> tech bloggers are talking about this because it showcases the s beam technology that you mentioned that is on the samsung galaxy. basically meaning you touch your phones together and you can share content videos, music, pictur pictures, whatever. >> like it. >> i think you can see why people are talking about this big time because -- >> we're led to believe it's a sexy naughty video and she's a

beautiful blonde woman, a cute mom. >> yes. >> all the husbands thinking i've got to get a samsung galaxy so my wife can make me naughty videos for the trip. >> if the daughters only knew what mom was sending dad. >> just your ordinary, everyday stop over for gas in midair. until -- >> what the heck just happened? >> see how it nearly goes terribly wrong, next. >> and november means growing a mustache, and this guy is showing us how. >> smell wood. >> our guys are in. see why, o

it's time for our monday edition of the best of rtm where we tell you about bonus videos you can find on our website. >> ed bass master is back with his prank he pulls on people except this time he brought along a famous friend, tony hawk

is getting in on the -- i love how they dress tony up in a nerdy hawaiian shirt, shorts, glasses going up to people. >> this video is the best halloween video ever. mike myers is michael myers in halloween. this is from our friends at screen junkies. it's brilliant. >> head over to our website rightthisminute.com and click on -- >> best of rtm. this next video has a pucker factor of about ten. >> what about puckering. >> kind of a butt pucker. >> aerial refueling missions are a bit precarious. you see a nato e-3 awacs, a communications plane, pulling up to a boeing strato tank. the boom is where the fuel goes ino the communications plne. >>elo this. >> yeah. i don't think things that big

should ever touch in air. >> it gets too close for comfort in this situation. they make connection. >> oh. >> which is fine. all going well. you see the boom immediately separate. the awacs drops and then -- >> what the heck. >> you see the awacs come up and nearly hit the tail of the strato tanker. >> the boom separated automatically because it reached its stretch limit. once it pulls away too far it will separate and retract. some posters are saying you have what is called a bow wave from the receiver after you disconnect. awacs got too low and too far forward and made the pilot possibly overcorrect. other reports are saying the awacs plane in disde scent pulled two gs and called injuries to crew members. when you pause and see how close they came it's scary. >> yeah. >> wow. >> like you can put a piece of paper under there. >> barely fit a shadow.

something nice and spooky to place at the new york botanical garden about ten days ago. check this out. this is the haunted pumpkin garden and they had ray design some pumpkins for them. what a design he came up with. >> those are pumpkins? >> those are pumpkins. >> what? >> this is the pumpkin zombie. look at him. he has three people working on the pumpkins for people to check out. >> we have this freestanding zombie with the rest of his body clutching on to a bundle of pumpkin vines and those are attached to these pumpkins you see chris and trevor working on. >> i love they utilize some of the pumpkin goop, the pumpkin stringy inerts to like drape all over the zombies. that's great. >> look at his intestines hanging out, pumpkin intestines. >> those cheese curls? >> i don't think i'm going to eat cheese curls for a while thanks to that visual you gave me. >> you're welcome.

>> i love the faces they carved in there. it's pretty incredible. and in this area of the botanical garden you can see this >> from the fox news world headquarters in new york, and good morning, everyone. president obama is just a minute away from making an address on hurricane sandy. here is the latest. look at this storm. the center is about two hundred 5 miles east of atlantic city, new jersey, about 260 miles south southeast of new york city. we understand the sustained wind is about 90 miles per hour. it is moving north northwest at 18 m.p.h. and storms are expected from virginia to massachusetts. it is a huge and brought strong

with a very low pressure system that is combining to coke and make this a really intense storm. the result of all of this is you have a lot of closures along the east coast, including wall street which is completely shut down, no trading of any kind on the markets. it looks like that will be true as well for tomorrow. because of this, there are a number of u.s. companies that are postponing their quarterly reports. the last time the stock exchange was closed down this way was september 11, 2001, and last closed for a weather-related event back in 1985 for hurricane gloria. it is expected that it will be closed tomorrow as well, the new york stock exchange, which makes it the first-ever consecutive weather-related closings since 1888. back then, a blizzard left dress of snow as high as 40 feet and shut down exchange for a couple of days. mass transit, the lifeblood for

both washington d.c. and new york are shut down. that means everybody is at home pretty much. thousands of flights have been canceled up and down the eastern seaboard. that has affected air travel worldwide, to rueurope and to asia. folks could be stranded at the airport for days. we're watching this very closely. our fox news senior correspondent is out there in the thick of it in point pleasant, new jersey. rick, how was it going? >> i just recorded a wind gust of 47.2 miles per hour. the wind is steady between 35 m.p.h. and 40 miles per hour here in point pleasant, which is right on the atlantic ocean. it has been evacuated, with mandatory evacuation orders up and down the new jersey coastline. as we can tell, most people have heeded the warning, which is a very good thing because conditions are getting worse by the hour. the surf is very rough.

we are at low tide ran out and there are many roads flooded, not just in point pleasant, but in atlantic city, new jersey. >> the president has enter the brady briefing room. >> response teams, including brief a at -- including fema and agencies that will be helping with the recovery efforts, the department of energy, the department of transportation, the department of homeland security, and the department of health and human services. everyone is a bear -- everyone is aware that this will be big and powerful storm. across the eastern seaboard, everyone is taking a corporate preparations. i have spoken to all of the governors in all of these states. they have issued emergency declarations. those have been turned around quickly here in the white house. we have been three position assets so that fema personnel are working closely with state and local governments. we're making sure that food and

water and emergency generation is available for those communities that will be hardest hit. we anticipate that the center of the storm will hit landfall sometime this evening. but because of the nature of the storm, we're certain that this will be a slow-moving process through a wide swath of the country. and millions of people will be affected. the most important message that i have for the public right now is pleased listen to what your state and local officials are saying. when they tell you to evacuate, you need to evacuate. do not delay. don't pause. don't question. -- don't question the instructions that are being given because this is a serious storm and could have potentially fatal consequences if people do not act quickly. the good news is that the governors and local officials, i think, have had a few days of

preparation. there has been extraordinarily close coordination between state, federal and local governments. so we're confident that the assets are prepositioned for the effectiveness in response to this storm. keep in mind, for folks were not following instructions, if you are not evacuate when you have been asked to evacuate, you are putting first responders in danger. we will have to have search and rescue teams in and around multiple states all of the same time. although we have the coast guard and department of defense all positions, if the public is not following instructions, that make it more dangerous for people and it means that we could have fatalities that could have been avoided. transportation will be tied up for a long time. and probably the most of negative impact for la people, in addition to flooding, will be getting -- for a lot of people, in addition to flooding, will be getting power running.

despite the fact that the power companies are working very closely with their various state officials and local officials to make sure that they are bringing in as many access as possible and getting those ready in preparation for the storm, the fact is that a lot of these emergency crews will not be able to get into position to start restoring power until some of the wind has died down. and because the nature of this storm, that may take several days. so the public should anticipate that there will be a lot of power outages and it may take time for that power to get back on. the same is true transportation. there will be allowed back logs. even after the storm has cleared, it will take considerable amount of time for airlines, subways, trains, and so forth to potentially get back on the amount of damage that has occurred. let me summarize just by saying

that i am extraordinarily grateful for the cooperation of our state and local officials. the conversations i have had with all of the governor's indicate that, at this point, there are no unmet need. but they give it is taking this very seriously. we have prepositioned all the resources that we need. but right now, the key thing is to make sure the public is following directions. for those of you need additional information on how to respond, you can go to ready.gov. that would set should provide you with all of the information that your family needs in terms of how you can prepare for this storm. our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the people who are potentially affected. we are extraordinarily grateful for our first responders because they will be working around the clock nonstop. and one to make sure that -- the

last point i will make, this will be a big storm. it will be a difficult storm. the great thing about america is that, when we go through tough times like this, we all pull together. we look out for friends. we look for our -- we look out for our neighbors. we set aside are issues that we may have to make sure we respond appropriately and with swiftness. and that is exactly what i anticipate will happen here. so i want to thank all of the federal teams, state teams and local teams in place. i am confident that we are ready. i think the public needs to prepare for the fact that this will take some time for this cleanup. of course, we will clean up and we will get through this. >> on the election, sir? >> i am not worried at this point about the impact on the election. i am worried on -- i am worried about the impact on families and on their first responders.

i am worried about the impact on our economy and on transportation. the election will take care of itself next week. right now, our number one priority is to make sure that we are saving lives, that our search and rescue teams will be in place, that people get the food, the water, the show to the meeting case of emergency. and that we respond as quickly as possible to get the economy back on track. >> that is a long time. >> a kind of a -- >> president obama pausing to just take one question at the end of that briefing, saying that the election will take a back seat right now. he is mostly concerned about the well-being of american families and the first responders who will be out in force in reaction to hurricane sandy. he said the election will take care of itself next week. but he did warn americans that come over the course of the next several days, they may find themselves in some pretty tough situations. very likely without power over a large swath of the east coast,

from virginia to massachusetts. he said you really need to heed the warnings of your local governors. if they tell you to evacuate them the need to listen to what they are saying. he said to go to ready.gov and do what you can to prepare your home. i think that most people have gotten batteries and water and supplies that they have in their home for this event as we gary for the impact of this. it looks like, over the next several hours, the wind and the water and the rain will start to intensify. storm surges, and you are from 5 p to 11 feet, along the east -- anywhere from 5 feet to 11 feet, along the east coast could be possible. the president said to be clear, do not shrugged this off. yetter to be safe than storr is the model of the day. so they will put the election on the back seat for the moment. mitt romney has also canceled his events for the day as people

hunker down. in the meantime, we urge you to stay tuned to fox news channel and this fox station for continuing coverage of this story all throughout the day. we will have breaking news and any time online at foxnews.com. stay safe. crazy stuff that takes serious skill. >> where's their helmets. >> good question. at the end of the video you see this guy go up to this bridge, he's on the trick board, balancing back and forth. >> over traffic. >> we don't see how that ends? >> i like to think he made it down safely. >> the core workout you would get playing with that thing. >> i don't think this is any fun unless you're completely rocked through your core. girls doing it,uys doing everyb. the trick board. >> we've talked about it before, be we talked about doing it last year but we didn't. ♪

>> growing a mustache for movember. men's health awareness month. you grow a mustache and raise money. to help us we have nick. >> i'm a classically trained actor and fine woodworker nick. >> the dude is hilarious. >> mad stash. >> developing my mustache required years of training. i brought it to scotland where sheep herd tamed it. every day i washed it with cologne, whale oil and -- dried it over a campfire of pete and turf. >> not sure if we're going to get into that. he offers more of the pedestrian version of what to do. >> capture a household bug and set it free. >> we can do that. >> smell wood. >> done. >> eat a raw onion. >> if he tells me to eat a raw onion to make my mustache grow i'm going to do it. >> made me eat other things on this show.

probably have to do that. >> november 1st we start growing the stash. hopefully our viewers will support us and help raise awareness for men's health. >> get ready for us to look creepy. want you to check out this video from the anchorage, alaska, airport. this girl is not showing us a close-up of her glasses which strangely look exactly like mine. >> she is saying look over her shoulder. this is what she's filming. >> these two people back here are video game fighting or something. snoets ♪ >> i can't take this. this is cracking me up. >> she can barely keep it together because it's like deliberate, weird, strange, karate movements. >> did he give her the lightning bolt? >> i don't know. she takes a dive. after that, of course, you need a water break. >> taking a water break. >> they eventually restart.

i should point out melissa is a stand-up comedian, singer, musician and called herself an impression nist and weirdo on her youtube channel. >> i peeed my pants. >> and notice at the end of the video the girl goes, yes, like she won something and, of course, melissa cracks up. >> she won. she won. >> i happen to look at the comments of this video and all the top comments say they're playing ninja. you take turns hitting each other. it's pretty fun. while these two play this game, want to see the video, head to our website rightthisminute.com click on best of rtm. >> that's going to do it for us at "right this minute." before we go we have a big congratulations for one of our web producer. her name is dana. she and her husband welcomed a brand new baby boy named brason michae